The Prawn
noodle came in different size. $5.80 for the small one and jumbo for $11.80. We
went ahead and ordered the small bowl. Other than the fresh prawn they gave,
the thick broth leaves you wanting for more.
The stall
next to it was selling Wu Xiang. Without second thought we ordered a plate to
go with our prawn noodle. My favorite got to be the plain fritter. It carries a
bitter yet sweet taste at the end. Ngor Hiong was good too but H prefers my
Mom’s homemade version.
Unfortunately,
the prawn fritter was a disappointment. The batter for the prawn fritter was
too thick and I couldn't taste much of the prawn. As for the rest, such as
spring roll, was mediocre. As for the sauce I think it is neither sweet nor
spicy. So I’m not sure what exactly what they are trying to make the sauce
taste like. Price range from $1- $2 per piece
Although the
bowl of Prawn Noodle is good, I'm not sure if I will come down especially for it.
After all, there are many stalls that sell equally good or maybe even better
Prawn Noodle & Wu Xiang. Head over if you happen to be around East Coast!
Beach Road Prawn Noodle / East Coast Wu Xiang
370 East
CoastR Road, 428981
Close on Tuesday
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